The Dublin Web Summit, taking place later this month, is shaping up to be a major fixture on the season's conference circuit, with high-profile speakers from the likes of  Youtube, LinkedIn, Amazon and the New York Times. What's more, a newly announced scheme will get three European startups to the event free of charge. A Startup Fellowship being [...]

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This guest post is by Beth Hayden of Blogging with Beth. You wake up in a cold sweat. You bolt upright and gasp for air. You’ve just realized that your blog has only one true fan—and it’s your mother. Dear old mom reads all of your posts. She comments every week with supportive but embarrassing [...]

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The Dublin Web Summit, taking place later this month, is shaping up to be a major fixture on the season's content circuit, with high-profile speakers from the likes of  Youtube, LinkedIn, Amazon and...

Read More: European Startups: Exhibit at the Dublin Web Summit for free, maybe pitch on stage too

Google+ has said they have every intention of welcoming brands to create a profile on the social networking site, but when they're ready. As of now, brands can not create a page, but that should change by the end of the year. Their latest feature addition included the verification badges where celebrities, public figures and ...

Read More: Google+ Business Profiles in Testing (Maybe) & How to Find Them

Lomg before Apple even hinted that the iPhone would be available from Verizon, there was a lot of doomsday speculation that huge number of AT&T iPhone customers would defect to Verizon to get improved call quality (fewer dropped calls). However, while Verizon now has an estimated 23.9% of U.S. iPhone customers, it appears that defections from AT&T is not the only big factor.


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So remember that one time when RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis kind of freaked out during a BBC interview. The fact that he flaked on the interview kind of overshadowed the reasons why he started freaking out in the first place — India. The Indian government has been tightening its control over social media and other forms of communication within the country amidst the rising threat of terrorism, RIM included. But the government is now looking to monitor communication on two of the most popular [...]

Read More: Indian Government Wants To Monitor Twitter And Facebook, Maybe Google And Skype Too